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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-25

John, dear, our Susie is fairly sick
over her algebra But she is getting
along SO nicely, and has 80 in her re-
port this week, and 90 i'm Latin and 100
in philosophy the dear girl"
Good enough. wife But what is the
matter with the breakfast to-day? Worst
meal we have had i'm a month"
Well. John. I felt out of sorts this
morning, and the cook is away, and let
Susie attend To the things. The poor
girl really knows SO little about house
work. YOU know. ---I East End Bulletin.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-25
BENJAMIN FEANkLTS.


Inside the cover al the back is an old
fashioned jewelers. card showing that the
watch wa repaired Jan. - 1917. 10y
Thomas Parker. of Philadelphia. On the
heavy gold face -an words. '. ". Tomlin-
sea-. Ls..u., -Il-" -La- wHar. -la time
piece ~st- made. Little of t... history of
the watc. Is EuCwn. except that after
Franklin death il was worn 1v his som
in-iaw, Richard Bache, who lost it i'm q
Philadelphia hotel, while on visit from
Li- homestead in Beusalem. Bucks
County. ia.
Lr- GraE purchased the watch many
vour- age srcw an AGED friend. long since
dead who hul owned it so long that he
had forgotten how il came into his pos
session. Il Is Thought that tao watch
was presented to Franklin when ho rep
resented the independent Colonies iu tie
British court in London. The watch has
boon in Mr.. Gruu- possession nearly
thirty wears. during which time il has
never beer. repaired, and still keeps ac-
CuTatC time.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-25
Cook Books and Matrimony.

The young man of slender income who
hesitates to marry because his sweet
heart doesn't know how to cook should
not wait. There is high authority for the
Affirmation that any bride who loves ker
husband can, by the aid of modern in
vention and good practical cook book,
learn in three months all the art and
mystery Of preparing the daily dishes
that are eaten by ninety-nine hundredths
OF our people, Philadelphia Record.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-25
Warning to Courting Couples.

young man in Bath, Ne, recently
called on a young lady and stayed so
late that the indignant mother called a
policeman and had the visitor sent to
the lookup. rr. .-
He was released the next day on
agreeing TO leave town, and the people
OF Bath Justify the punishment on the
ground that an example" ie needed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-25
A Specialized Donkey.

A ragpicker in Hagen, Rhine Prussia,
owns a donkey, which, it is safe to say,
has not its equal in the world. The ami
NAL, after many years service, has grown
shortsighted, and in consequence rather
unfit for work. The poor man, being
unable to buy a substitute, had a pair Of
spectacles made for "Iong ears, which,
TO the great amusement of the inhabi-
tants. has resumed its wonted rounds
proudly wearing its specs. - Paris
American Register
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-25
soUAL0R IN THE METROPOLIS.
z7ictu-cs OF Life in Shautv Town, New
Iork.-A Lsig-Headed PRODIGY.

Eictr-cs OF Life in Shauty Town, New
IOrk.-A Big-Headed Prodigy.
It is one Of the odd features of Eew
York that among imposing apartment
houses and rows Of brOwI-toue fronts
Lhc-e should exist such a squaGd s. tla-
mcut Of bushwhackers as certainly is
Saauty Town.
Tho inhabitants Of that uuat-r2ctivo
VILLAGE are Lv no means pOvCrt E--t E5..-nr.,
however. They all have ready none"
and many of them moro than su.!r.-
C.cy OF il. though their dwcilIu.- aE3 the
furnishings thereof are primitive In .nc
extreme Family pride is as rampant
there as intue houses that line tine broader
and straighter avenues Of the city
In one OF the hUts, in the lower part Of
Shantv Town. there Is a phvsfc1. n,1.-
surosIuv that would make the heart oi
dime museum man leap with Joy ANA
excite the livuiest interest Of the SCION
tist. PLAYING with the children and dogs
OF that Geigctable locality is child six
years of age. whose head when he was
ten months old measured twenty-five and
hall inches in circumference.
In company with q physician, whose
past services had placed him on
familiar footing with the family, "a Iri-
h.ue reporter went the other day - Vie"
tlevouIg man thus afflicted with the big
head.
Sure Doctor, an I'm very bad, re-
suouded the mistress of the shanty la
rar.T. to the usual inquiries. Il have tha
rn....r. arruL and nv nerves arc all Ju-
stI,...r"
NIr- Murphy had large. clear blue eyes.
and her face showed the relics of youth
fll beauty, but a heavy diagonal scar
across her upper lip had drawn it partly
out of shape.
How is Willie?" asked the doctor
'' want to measure his head again
Willie tadaled up the walk ut this
point to answer for himself.
lie was certainly most remarkable
specimen Of humanity. L.f slender
/ Ema- shook under the We .- Of his
/ enormous head. The neck and lower
/ part of the head were unusually small
/ but above a plane passing through ia.
/ eyes and upper part OF the ears the ..uI
/ tarod out like the sides OF We.-Hiied
/ balloon, running out TO circumference
J of twentT-siX and one-halt inches and up
to height OF hVe or SIX lhcne7. Inc
/ eyebrows were HraWh up an inca ana lle
/ de9erted eyes were weak ana SAIIs79IuIl-
! blcI along like an emirraut woman with
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-25
crnsl slnnrhter for Fashion.

A society has been formed in England
to project birds and wild flowers from
wantOn destruction.
The society finds that it can only pro-
tect the birds. not used in food, by whole
sale and constant attacks on milhuers
and on the fashion Of wearing feathers to
sdorn the person
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worth Thinl.inc About.

Profitable employments would be no
less a diversion than any Of the idle sports
in fashion, if men but be brought to de-
light in them.- Locke.
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Advertising Ifatcs.

The large and reliable circulation on the Oan-
BRIA Freeman commendsft % the favoranle -on-
sideration Of advertiser whose favors win be IN
serted 81 The lolIavlng low ratss
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-25

RrSfress iters. first insertion 1Oc per line. eu,h
suhzequent insertion So uer line
Admfnfstrator's and Executor'F Notice. q Z,
eulltor : INotires-. ---------------.. q.oa
S.I-n silu slinilAr no .-.-----.-.---. 50
~ RESOLUTIONS or rrcCreff-r Of an rr--,f- -
or socte'U ~ r0r fCHfi0rs fariouef 70 cali az .
non % r7s matter Of limited iufiuifur1 f-ferss
11ttsf D. bciJ r0l adBerffsrrlelfe
JOE PRINTING Of All kinds neatly and erue-ffs-
ously executed at lowest prices. Don't ven forVst
81 ~-N'-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-23
SALISBURY.

For the Bolivar Bulletin at
tended the speaking at this place
Saturday night. fhe Hon. Jesse
Horment opened the discussion. He
spoke over one hour to a good aus
dience in the Methodist Church
house, with much earnestness. The
audience was very respectful and
attentive. He used his best efforts
to show that the proposed amend
ment was Unnecessary for the llq-
uor traffic, because the legislature
had the power to prohibit without
the constitutional amendment, Aud
that / fthe amendment was ratified
by the vote of the people, it would
be worthless to prohibit, because Of
the inability of the pOvernme mt to
enforce II, for the reason 1t has no
penalty attached to it, to punish the
violator. To illustrate this, he re-
fered to the failure of the states,
where prohibition exists by organic
law to fully enforce it. He said he
preferred to leave it to the Legisla-
ture to regulate by statutory en-
actmsnt; but did not even suggest
how it ought to be done, He said
he was in favor of making drunk
snnsss q crime and punish the ef-
fender.
Col. Inge "the old man eloquent"
Of Corinth Miss, was then introduce
ed to the audience, and held them
spell bound for two hours, by his
master ly logic, pathetic appeals and
moving Sxhortations for the amend
ment. Tears and repeated aP>
plause told the wonderful power
he had over that audience
And when Mr., HOrment arose
to reply, after explaining why he
voted to submit the amendment TO
the . sople, confessed that the
liquor traffic was great evil and
that he wished we were rid of 1t,
and that if be had the power he
would kick it out so far that 1t would
never get back. lie further stated
that if the people carried the pro>
hibition amendment that he would
pledge himself as their representa-
dive IN the Senate to use his best
efforts and influence to pass status
tory law to etfectu ally enforce il,
and md the state from the evils ot
the liquor traffic (Cries of Am n
and opeu the door for the reception
uf members and take h "a into jul
fellowship') Col. Inge ar sc, too g..
Mr. Norment affectionately by he
hand and said tenderly to him:
"While tle lamp holds out to burn.
the vilast sinner may return" We
all felt good, and went away fesil.
that il WAS good that we ntI os.n
thSre.
1 \ Y y.rrns
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=
A Grand Record.

W e call yeuraItenuon adY5r-
tisenent of remedy which has sto cd the
test of more than half century with in
ereasing popularity and is universally ad.
mited to have no equal as medicine fer
the cure of diseases originating n 4 dis
orded Liver, such as Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness, Constipation, Collie, cts. Simmons
Liver Regular is a simple and harmless.
medicine, purely Vegetable, and can be
safely and advantage uslY used under
any circumstances. 1t acts mildly and eff
tectually and If especially valuable as a
Fan lily Medicine, which position it holds
in SO many homes. We do not know an
other preparation W hich can bring fer
ward such Endorsements from heads of tam-
lilies and those holding the highest official
and social position. Keep Simmoas Liv-
sr Regulator in your house, it will reduce
your doceor's bill and insure for your
families health and happiness.
It is not to be wondered at that so pop
ular and neritorious medicine should
be counterfsited. The Medicine they ear
not initiate, bat tn sy copy its exterior,
general appearance and use names 50 sug-
sst!vs of Simmons Liver Regulator AZ to
t:h "a. ulwAry. Do1't risk Yea. asslth
perhaps life by not exsrtiAs proper dis
elimination in ,uyinG Be Aurs You are
right. Look and see that yea get tAessGsn
aine which has always the Trade-MarkZ
in red on the fronts of Wrapper and the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-23
MIDDLETON,

Editor Bulletin-The proposed
amendment is the topic Of univer-
sal interest in this part Ct the field.
The Pros are getting in their work
straight from the shoulder and all
is lovely for the amendment in this
district. The Ant's are in the
mira, champing the bit. toaming at
the mouth, and paving the earth
to get start, but they are in to
stay, nle,s they can get better
leverage than Vertrees, Harris q
Co. The great Avalanche is scotch~
ing too-the daIiies are kept as a
staple article for free distribution
in some Anti store7-lnti eio3uence
Is de- avn out To the last fibre, whei
prohibition speeches are nearly SIPS
pressed. But all their efi5rts to
shape an attractive figure ont Of
Anti principles are as futile Us at
tempts to II axe b, autiful statue
from a rubber bag Of ga. They
squeeze down on the revenue. side
to gave it he form of an angel of
releJ, but it develops, iu<tea /, a
devouring dragon of oppression;
they haul away at the 81 !e, where
the gas Of com pensatio is putin, to
give it the aspect of Justice, bat it
becomes an enger for the loss that
whisky has entalled on this state;
they tug at the personal liberty side
and try 10 shape It TO rival Bartbol~
dis Grand gift, and this they try to
cover with mantle of Scripture; ;
but unveil it and what a distorted
pigmy staggers out under the nfu-
ence of twenty-five cents worth OF
his great privilege eXerci-e | i'll the
saloon, and his scripturai votl car
be found, Proverbs 3, 1892.
Don't huneh at this Lag OF gls any
longer Anti s, but get a ponr drunk
ard from the gutter, set him tefO e
the people and you are ready to be-
gin your speech. Paint to him muI-
tipIiel by thousar like IN, as
he cost If tie il gh,ounding Reye-
nue., show him as reason why his
fellow man should compensate a
business which mad hun thus,
sound loud tnat he is an exam pie
personsI liberty induI gel all that
be is a fulfllmeut of Scripture
| curses.
There are perhaps some men w'ln
believe n their hearts that AMI.
prohibition Is b=-t for Teune>>e =
Others. before they had Though.
much about the question, sal =. III
horse j. >iXt=eea rect q IN" an roa
they are go;ag 80 suck ln 1t. 5 me
nave ax: to grind, su..,e are Il ,iu.
tn sr ni.n.; others -xpect stuff
Z po k u OH uf tae result ant 1,
low money greet 4, silence pr.uci.
lfe and regard TOR f-.Ioa-m..t
The Auti ar. cou Tin. ms
,.l tn c,iIcsI vote Why D., sn.y
~At4p a. IBIS vie 81 cOai ient'y
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-23

We are graf led to I,port thet Aaron
Blsydes, living near this place, and who
has been suffering viii a severe case Of
flood Psitau. is nov we'll. Hc WAS cured
BY Swiit's Epccifc. lie was blind, Fnd
his body was covered with eating sores,
lis suf1erings were intense, and ne seemed
ON the verge OF the Stysian river. and
had IL sde every preparation to go to that
bourne from VIII ence no traveller returns.
We furnished him with supply of Swift's
Specific. and ne is now we'll
Truly yours, T. CAvEE & Co.,
Druggists, Atlanta, Texas, Sept, 1886.
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have used your Specific in a number
OF cases in The last twelve months, always
finding good results. AT present | aye
a pattern, in my chaIge who has cancer
am treating kim on Swift specI alone
and believe it will effect permanent cure
and can safely reeomman dad 1t to the
public AZ being ons of the bsst blood
purl icrs / have Gver tried.
W. s. GoLDE. N d.
Treatise on BloOI aad skis Dissas
mailedfree
The Swifts S SeeiGcCo. Drawers, Allan
Ga.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-23

The answer from an Anti is
''Bec luse they can be bought with
money and WHISKY" Let me ask
c )lorei men to consider this boast.
Is that the free Iom and enlighten
ment you have reached in twenty
years? Is your condition, man, a
change from bodily slavery to slav-
cry of body and soul? If the boast
Of Anti's is true your condition is
worse now than twenty years ago
Are you going to be bought with
whisky and money in the coming
election? Prohibition will not give
you money or whisky for your vote,
but 1t offers you a higher and bet
t r lifi; it for your home aud the
coed Of your children by taking
this great evil Of saloons from their
path. Will you help to remove
them? Which is better, to uphold
the principles of morality, to pace
the whisky demon outof the reach
OF yourselves aud chiI,lra n. to place
your home out OF the reach of that
winch makes a hell on earth of some
homes; or to retain in your midst
that which is an enemy to christian
ity, 10 advancement and to those
lovely graces which make home a
heaven to which tired soul may
turn for resi-?
Let the coiored men of the state
be men. Let the boast Of the An
ii be met by the fact that your vote
is not barter He who will sell
his right Of citizenship is not wor
thy 10 be an American. Vote as
your conscience dictates while COP.
siderIng thr welfare of your home,
your family and your tell0wman and
Tennessee will be re leelne,l from
the curse Of wIiskey.
Campaign notes are Lively here.
In the beginning the Ants had half
a dozen pin Gather orators in the
field. Some of them made converts
to Prohibition by their weighty arr
gumen.s and retired to private life.
Only one is left, a highly respected
phy5I clan, and 50 far a. heard from
he Is kinder scattering ana won't
max any point Ia tina for the
cleo ion. Some are of the opinion
that he is Anti because of his nat
ural affinity tor gas. Two great AM
tbs, one from Bolivar and the other
from Shelby county were imported
to wipe the earth with DR. La
Rose g, our fearless young champion
of Prohibition. They met before a
crowded house and the mi hty elm
portatioD" can feelIngIy say: 1--WE
met the enemy and they are his. The
Anti's have had bee in their BON
net ever since aud brought all sorts
Of charges against DR. LaRose, but
he has publicly defed them to SUBJ
stantiats single one against him
since his connection with the church
He Is a lion on the arena. He spoke
to large and enthusiastic audience
at Ebenezer chsrch on the night Of
the 18th inst He will be at the rail- r
on the Oath, and whisky may look
out for cham >shot. We bid the
gifted worker God~speed in the glo-
r,Uus cause of Prohibition.
J. I. GLENN.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-23

What would be the language of
Thomas Jefferson to day if he could
rise u and reblke John J. Yer
trsess for attempting to lash the
Democratic party into support of the
whiskey traffic? Oh, NEST scathing!
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-23
The weaa!ns Balls Still R.nE.

at the residence of Mr.. j. w
Tate. on Market St. last Wednesday
evening q most brilliant affair thrill
ed our social circle. 1t was the
marriage Of Mr.. John H. Jones
and Miss. Emmie Young, both of
Bolivar. While the affair was
invitalional, yet a host of our young
beaux and bellies were present.
C'oudlsss skies. purest breezes,
richest joys, ghtterIng wealth, and
J ,rg welded lif, be yours
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-23
The In .arnrata tian.
J. Z. GLENN

A Nashville d.lhking man one
morning tod MS family of a won
dertul dream he hal the previous
night, in which he saw three cats,
one lat, one lean, und one bind.
and he wondered what it all meant,
Il know" replied his little son.
"rhe man hat sells you whiskey is
the tat cat, mother 10 the lean cat,
ana you ,r9 the bind cat" Good.
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EcELR 81 = W4isG OF CAREFUL.

Thi. won lerfuI new r>fn edy is for
sale BIZ tn following merchants IL
Hardenian County:
B. V. Hudson, aud SAvage q EN-
erson, Bolivar; Hanc & Hatloh
Grand Junction; scott Il May, Kick
Org Valley; Edwards & Abr kht,
&c lar Chapel; j. D. Sasser 81 %,
Middleton; Trplar x Kenney, Pine
Top. w. Z. Neither, Poc&hontas; W.
J. Cox. Salisbury; J. w. n ,oAoiis,
T 1na.; Dr. J. 5 r 'bsr tson. W 4 to-
YIIIe
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LOCAL
A FAT thing for q l., cry men
hauling ny Kahn b os New Goods.

A FAT thing for ol.sery men
hauling ny Kahn B os New Goods.
Mrs. Thos Polk, of New Castle
was in town shopping on Tuesd aY
last.
Mrs. Jennie Buckley, nee Miss.
Jennie West, Of Mobile, Ala, is vis-
iting Miss. Maggie Coleman this
week,
MIR Chas Estes of ia ckson spent
a few days with his cous in "Jumbe"
this week.
John w, T. Falknsr and T. L.
Kenda !, of the hrm Of j. W. Ken
dali &C. Of Oxford Miss, attended
chancery court this week.
Our handsome and popular young
townsman, Ed gar Wilkinson, has
gone to Nashville to complete his
courssin Pharmacy. A bright and
useful future is before him.
Come in tomorrow to the ProhIs
bition Rally. Come with banner s
flying, hearts full, and souls deter
mined.
All kinds of Glass ware very
cheap at Savage & EmersOn's'
Mrs. s. E. Luther, of Lake City
Fla, left last Tuesday for LaMonte
Mo. TO visit her son, Mr.. L. Luth er.
The anti-prohIbition rally here
yesterday was very poorly attended.
Prohibition has gained rapidly
within the past ten days. 1t is now
believed generally that two.thirds
of the Waite voters aud one,fourth
Of the colored in Hardeman will
NYote for prohibition
Found. a gold ring, the owner
eau get it by Cal ing at this ofce
aud describing same.
D.. G. A. Coulson Will address
the citizens Of the 9th district at
Franklin's school house next Mon
day night The citizens OF tn 18th
at Cloverport next Tuesday night
and at Toone next We inesday night
Subject Prohibition. All citizens
white and black are invited.
BE sure you read the county chair
mans apPortioRment OF the public
school money due the districts of
the county. The smallness nt the
amounts is simply startling. We will
have no schools this winter, The a.
mount percapita is about z times
less than the usual fail apportion-
mc.t. Our school fund must be inn
proved.
Billy Anderson, business mana
ger of the d. E. Derrett trade mart
has gone east to purch ase a fall
and winter stock of goods for his
house. He is a fine business man
and will make a most excellent seS
lection. The girls will sadly miss
= him, aud long for his return.
Hon. jesse Norment, DR. G.. A.
Coulson, A. j. Coates, and w. A,
II. Mcdaniel, engaged in join
discussion Of the prohibition amend
mental Pine Top last Friday night
The debate held until 2 O'Clock, A
NJ. About sixty voters were present
Perhaps ten or a dozen were ants.
Tho GAINESVILLE anti prohibition
club came in yesterday, mounted
and in line. 1t was the larges
crowd that came in from any direc
ton. The line was formed in two's
There were nine couples, or eigh-
teen individuals.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-23

DR. G. A. Coulson lectured to
the citizens of GAINESVILLE and CON-
munity on the proposed amendment
last Tuesday night. Sixty SIX pc d
sons were present. At the close Of
the lecture a vots was taken. Every
individual in the house rose On the
prohibition side except three. When
the anti side was put, not a single
individual rose.
There are fourteen tax collect
ors in Hardeman' thirteen are
collecting ever whiskey counters by
authority Of license, and ole is col
Letting at the trustees desk by au
thority of the people. Why should
the people OF Hardeman pay Of their
hard earn Ings to support thirteen
useless tax gatherers? keep. them in
doYal style in order that a few hun
fred dollars Of revenue may be gath
cred from the people and paid over
to tile state?
Examine Our L amps before buy
ing elsewhere, Savage q Emers ons.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-23

There are times when a bold dec
laration of principles is needed.
Such a time is upon US now. We
must declare against the whlskey
monopoly and run rule, or we
must submitto its do nilacion, and
finally surrender that liberty and
freedom which We 50 dearly love.
Let the people rule-not monopoly.
Lave you heard the anti-prohl-
bition lie that you will be compell,
ed to so to a phvsIoIan and stick
out your tongue to get little spir.
ituous liquor tor necessary purposes,
If the amendment is ratified? By
what authority do they tell it? Tie
legislature will regulate the sale of
it. Who knows how they will reg
ulate? But upon the authority Of
experience, we tell you that it will
never be thrown into the hands of
doctors. You will get 1t right
where it is sold.
Joel Fort argued yesterday that
Prohibition is wrong and destructive
to liberty, because Joe Russell was
a state credit democrat and A. S.
C0lYar said it was an outrage to inn
prison moonshiner and Emerson
Etheridge said that the bad elements
of society coupled with cupidity
money etc ought to defeat prohibit
ton. Is this the wisdom Of the
orator from the old liquor county Of
Robertson!
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-23

The ministers OF the ( 'spel ar
now shown up to be frauds AID hYp
ocri5es by tie ant,s. Ii is now b3,i
affirmed That ths7 know n,tuIng
about tue Bible, their ex DIanatious
aud interpretations are all wrohS-
all deceiving-all hyp0crtlcal. But
q new class of political preac ,ecs
have sprung up who are all the tim
right whose explanations are ex-
actly correct these nav min
lsiers of the gospel are the anti-pro-
hibition orators Whisxcy olat S